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Fig 6d Fig 6e
Fig 6a, 6b, 6c, 6d, 6e: Mid-treatment photographs wall along the lingual aspect,
facilitating normal eruption.
Tooth 13 was surgically dis-
impacted based on the patient’s
informed decision, considering
her willingness to commit to the
extended treatment duration
required for orthodontic
traction.

3. Orthodontic management
Aligner therapy, supplemented
with elastics as needed, was
employed as the primary
mode of treatment. The
aligners effectively guided the
correction of both the dental
Fig 7a: Pre-treatment extraoral Fig 7b: Mid-treatment extraoral Fig 7c: Post-treatment extraoral and functional asymmetries.
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Fig 8a Fig 8b
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